If Florida wants data centers, we need a smarter water plan
Florida needs to move beyond outdated models that rely on treated drinking water for industrial cooling.
Florida needs to move beyond outdated models that rely on treated drinking water for industrial cooling.
Designed to replenish the drinking water supply, Everglades restoration may help save South Florida from climate change.
A storm in late October brought 1 billion gallons of water in just two hours to Boca Raton.
What’s happening is a glimpse of what’s coming for coastal and island communities as climate change accelerates.
Your power bill is caught in a perfect storm of surging demand, rising fuel costs and infrastructure failures.
Many canceled grants were investments in infrastructure that keeps the lights on when the grid is under stress.
Drought is set to pose a greater risk to the municipal bond market than floods, hurricanes and wildfires combined.
Recovering from one of the Atlantic’s most powerful storms will take months and likely years in some areas.
Protecting coastlines, hardening infrastructure and building resilient communities are investments in Florida’s future.
The city promises to incentivize bike-friendly businesses, but there is just a handful of protected bicycle lanes.
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